What Non-Disabled People Get Wrong About Accessibility

Hi guys,
I am creating a solution for our students to get a space to write and reflect on what they have learnt. Not that anyone will check it, it is just to allow this reflection.
But I can see only the Exercise part where you get a summit buttom. Is there any other wat that you know about on how to get this kind of result? Can I delete / dissable somehow the Summnit buttom?
 
Thank you guys
Andres

As eLearning professionals, we are tasked with providing training and support to all personnel in our organization.

Often in embarking on this task we don’t fully know what the totality of this audience encompasses.

In fact, it’s very easy to focus solely on the content and how we can communicate the desired information in an engaging manner that we and our learning audience can easily digest. While the big picture rarely escapes us, it’s easy to lose sight of some of the realities that man...

A great short video on gaining perspective on different people's experiences and how it ties to accessibility.

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I'm using an action on a button to branch but I need to disable the NEXT on the page with the button. Is there somewhere where I can get videos, how to's on a more granular level?

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